Policies & Impacts

The high court ruled in favor of alleged supervised release violators after a federal appeals court ruled against them.

There has been a 500 percent jump in assaults against ICE officers, according to Homeland Security.

The Dodgers said it’s also planning to partner with local community and labor organizations to provide more support to those affected.

Key Republicans say renewables are emerging as economic drivers in their states while a growing body of studies say sweeping slashes will hike energy costs.

Federal health officials say California’s ‘gender ideology’ content is not allowed under the law governing education grants.

A federal appeals court previously ruled that the companies challenging the regulations lacked standing to sue.

A federal appeals court previously determined that Karyn Stanley’s lawsuit under the Americans with Disabilities Act could not proceed.

A federal appeals court had barred victims from suing in domestic courts.

A new survey-based estimate shows a steep falloff in a key group used as a proxy for the illegal immigrant population in the United States.

A federal appeals court previously held that the prisoner was entitled to a jury trial in his lawsuit against a corrections official.

The energy secretary told a panel that 500 programs allotted $300 billion in loans are being examined, warning, ‘Some will be modified, some will be ended.’

Multiple members cast votes despite receiving or recently receiving funds from pharmaceutical companies affected by the votes.

Opponents say changes in the GOP megabill will force the closure of hundreds of small hospitals. Proponents say reform is needed to save Medicaid.

The committee had been scheduled to also vote on COVID-19 and human papillomavirus vaccines.

The new policy bars unapproved visits to ICE field offices and allows detention site access to be delayed.

Medicaid, SALT deductions, and clean-energy subsidies remain sticking points as Republicans aim for a July 4 deadline.

Republicans have been sharply divided over whether or not to intervene in the ongoing Israel-Iran war.

The court’s 6–3 ruling means other states that have passed or considered laws similar to Tennessee’s will likely survive legal challenges.

The move will create more jobs and help reduce the country’s dependence on foreign oil, an official said.

Two separate lawsuits challenged Environmental Protection Agency actions.

The high court ruled in favor of alleged supervised release violators after a federal appeals court ruled against them.

There has been a 500 percent jump in assaults against ICE officers, according to Homeland Security.

The Dodgers said it’s also planning to partner with local community and labor organizations to provide more support to those affected.

Key Republicans say renewables are emerging as economic drivers in their states while a growing body of studies say sweeping slashes will hike energy costs.

Federal health officials say California’s ‘gender ideology’ content is not allowed under the law governing education grants.

A federal appeals court previously ruled that the companies challenging the regulations lacked standing to sue.

A federal appeals court previously determined that Karyn Stanley’s lawsuit under the Americans with Disabilities Act could not proceed.

A federal appeals court had barred victims from suing in domestic courts.

A new survey-based estimate shows a steep falloff in a key group used as a proxy for the illegal immigrant population in the United States.

A federal appeals court previously held that the prisoner was entitled to a jury trial in his lawsuit against a corrections official.

The energy secretary told a panel that 500 programs allotted $300 billion in loans are being examined, warning, ‘Some will be modified, some will be ended.’

Multiple members cast votes despite receiving or recently receiving funds from pharmaceutical companies affected by the votes.

Opponents say changes in the GOP megabill will force the closure of hundreds of small hospitals. Proponents say reform is needed to save Medicaid.

The committee had been scheduled to also vote on COVID-19 and human papillomavirus vaccines.

The new policy bars unapproved visits to ICE field offices and allows detention site access to be delayed.

Medicaid, SALT deductions, and clean-energy subsidies remain sticking points as Republicans aim for a July 4 deadline.

Republicans have been sharply divided over whether or not to intervene in the ongoing Israel-Iran war.

The court’s 6–3 ruling means other states that have passed or considered laws similar to Tennessee’s will likely survive legal challenges.

The move will create more jobs and help reduce the country’s dependence on foreign oil, an official said.

Two separate lawsuits challenged Environmental Protection Agency actions.